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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MISS FRANCES T. WILLARD WILL BE
- given an informal reception by the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union at Metropolitan NJ. +,
Church i HIS EVENING from to II y. IN. All friends
cordially invited Miss Willard will speak Social
Purity, at Congregational church Sunday next at p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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- TO our Patrons and the Public: Owing to our
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stroyed by the fire OF December th we wish to state
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which due notice will be given Until such time
books viii be open for the settlement of accounts and
our customers be supplied with anything they
may desire in the line of Wall Paper Window Shades
heretofore shown
Thanking you for past fsvors, and hoping to merit
continuance of the same in the future am
Most truly yours
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
Manager for
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- PHOSVITE-THIS COMBINATION OF
Phosphates, is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
TONIC, and safeguard against Malaria. Sold at MIL
BURNS PHARMACY, 1929 Pennsylyania ave, in
bottles draught with soda water fi5
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A CANADIAN CRUISER WATCHING TO SEIZE AMERICAN
FISHING BOATS.
EASTPoRT, Me-, Jan. 2S. - The winter school OF
herring has struck In on the American shore aid
about twenty-five English boats and vessels
fishing on this shore. Meanwhile the cruiser Mid
dleton is parrolling between here and -. Andrews
ready TO seize any American fisherman that may
vcatpiR oyer the dead line.
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The People i'm a Portion Of Nebraska
Very Much stirred Up.

CHICAGO, Jan. pa Times special from Omaha,
Neb., says: Dispatches from Fremont. North Bend
and other points within radius OF 100 miles west
OF this city report that the people We're very much
startled about O'Clock last evening by what is
supposed 10 have been severe cart nqu uake shock
4 lNld rumblng OF the earth was perceptible for
several seconds and buildings rocked in q violent
manner. No damage is reported. No disturbance
whatever was perceptible at this point
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Two Very Lively Rounds.
A SPIRITED GLOVE FIGHT BETWEEN HEAVY WEIGHTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s. Con Tobin, OF Bridgeport,
fought in South Side hall last night two rounds
with two ounce gloves for 500 and gate money.
When time was called Tohin bounded into the
middle OF the ring and before Queenan got his
guard well up, led OF with his right, catching his
man full In the jaw. Close nghting Followed, and
in the middle OF the round Tobin secured a clear
knOck-duwn lifting Queenan off his feet with a
right-hander, and having everything his own way
the rest OF the round his adversary seeming dazed
and uncertain. When time was called both men
were bleeding profusely. Queenan seemed to get
his wind rapidly, and when time was called came
up looking very fresh. TObin again began TO force
the fighting, but telling blows on the neck and law
soon caused him to weaken and Queenan Knocked
him all around the ring and the tight was given to
Queenan. At the emu OF the second round both
men were covered with blood and winded SO that
they could not strike q blow.
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THE EVENING STAR.
rebLiShED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth ST. by
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month one year. so; SIX months, 50
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PaW6e IN eQnlnMeStefn Virginia are on the
treCkM Walter Bingham, the deaf mute who SO
btat murdered Kiss burlington In North Caro-
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The Recorder Still in Office-QuestiOns
Raised by Lawyers.

The members Of the bar are considerably divided
in opinion as to the Office OF recorder OF deeds
owing to the rejection Of Mr.. Matthews Some
claim that the Office is now legally vacant, and
such instruments as are now placed on record are
of no legal effect and that 1t will be necessary to
have Congress pass an enabling act to legalize
them. On the other hand it is claimed that it is
the duty OF the recorder to continue on duty till
his successor is appointed in order that the bus-
ness interests OF the District should be protected
and that, should there be no one appointed and
confirmed he can legally hold the Office until after
the adjournment OF the Senate. While much can
De SAID In favor or Mr.. Matthews continuing to
sign his name as recorder Of deeds some are doubt
ful on the subject, and have adopted the rule only
10 place on record such papers as 1t Is Imperative
TO HE for the protection OF property interests.
When q STAR reporter brOached the Subtect to
Mr.. Matthews, who was in charge OF his Office and
the Work going On as usual this morning, he de-
clned TO say anything about 1t, saying he did not
want to be interviewed. A cOlOred friend OF Mr.
Matthews who was present remarked that any
person who raised such questions did not know
what the law was. II there were no recorder he
said. there would be no deputy. and the Office
would have to be closed and business entirely SuS-
pended.
DISMISSED CoPY1sTs.
Three copyists in the Office were dropped yester-
day and 1t is said number of others will soon 60
Mr.. Matthews, speaking of these changes said
they had nothing whatever to do with his rejec-
tiOn by the Senate. ''The fact is" he sa1d 'these
cOpyistS would have to be dropped whether COLI
t1nued in Office or not. They are piece-W workers
and when there Is no work for them to do OF course
they are not employed. When work comes In they
will come back. The work OF the Office is all up to
date. This is the dull season in the Office thereis
little work to do and OF course there are fewer
cOpyiStS needed than usual"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-28

X. OF L-THERE WILL BE SPECIAL
meeting of L. A. Assembly No, 1898 THIS
lFriday) EtEN1NG. January 2S. All members are
notlned to attend By order of the assembly:
Its F. WOOD. NJ ".
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1851 ,S32 customs, $500, Isl.
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Telegrams to The Star.
SCORING His old COLLEAGUES.
Lord RanlOlph's Speech in the Commons.
THE GREAT STRIKE IN NEW YORK.
A Female Burglar Shot in Baltimore.
SUPPOSED EARTHQUAKE IN NEBRASKA.
Three Counterfeiters Killed by Canadian Officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-28

i AIDES AND MISSES WATERPROOF GOSSA-
~ uers warranted. for 49c. at the Great Clearing
safe AZ tIe Double Combination,
Ja-'bt I241 and 1.943 lth st.
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Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 2S-The delegates to the joint
meeting OF the trades aud labor unions OF the city
assembled last night and c0nsummated the con-
sOltdati0n OF the various unions In q single BODY
70 be called the st. Louis Traces and Labor Union.
Only one withdrawal was announced, that OF
KNIGHT Of Labor snoe cuttefg association.
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LassOillg q Deer.

DETROIT, MICH, Jan. 2S.-SOme hunters on the
Canadian side OF the Detroit river while after a
deer yesterday chased IL to the rivers edge. The
river full or large cakes OF ice, and the animal
sought to cross by jumping from one to another.
large crowd gathered on the dock on this side OF
the river and preparations were made for its cap
ture The captain OF the transfer steamer Lans-
downe backed out into the stream and throwing a
rope over the deerS head hauled il on board.
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committee to investigate the alleged Texas out
Senator SpOOner was first selected as chairman,
but asked to be relieved OF the position In cOnse-
Quence OF other legislative matters OF importance
which are In his hands and will largely command
his time till the end OF the session.
The subcommittee will begin its hearings at
Once-perhapS tomorrow II the attendance OF
witnesses can be secured 1t is not at present In
contemplation to go to Texas.
THE PELLETTRR CLAIM
Secretary Bayard has sent q communication to
the foreign relations committee OF the Senate, in
which he takes the ground that the government
OF Hayti is not bound to pay the claims OF Peleer
and others who were awarded damages against
that government. The claims were passed upon
by exiJudge Strong as referee or arbitrator. He
allowed Polletter $4,000. Pelletier was arrested
in Hayu and imprisoned on charge OF slave deal
ing. He claimed damages, and, while the govern
ment OF Hayt1 admitted that it mad no statute for
bidding slave dealing, that IT was a crime in the
eyes OF nations and Pellet1er ought not recover
Now Secretary Bayard holds that the award is not
Of q character that Is binding on Hayti.
AN0TnER PENSION BILL PASSED.
The House bill for the relief OF dependent
parents and honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors who arvtnow disabled and dependent upon
their own labor for support was passed In the Sen
ate yesterday. 1t provides that f1rst the mother
and then the father shall be entitled to q pension
on account OF the death OF son in the military
service, and uniform pension for all who served
three months In any war and are disabled from
that service.
The nyer and harbor appropriation bill from the
House has been nfeferred TO the Senate committee
on coNGmerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-28

SF. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-Ra1lway passenger ticket
scalpers are selling in this city large numbers OF
the old issue OF Wabash tickets over which there
win be great deal or litigation before IL Is finally
decided whether they are worthless or not. sThe
tickets are those issued when SOl0n Humphreys
pudiated under the receiversiip OF Humphreys and
Tut. The brokers Will ask Judge Gresham to de-
eide whether or not they can nOw be used.
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Ills PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEXT
- DOOR PALAIS ROYAL.
ELECTRIC HAIR RES IORf.R is indorsed by the
highest medical authority and meets with universal
favor wherever tired The Electric Hair Restorer is
the only root ana herb existence that is free
from coioring bottle will start new hair
on hesd partially bald Is beautiful dressing free
from grease, sulphur lead and Will eradicate dam
druh letter eczema and regenerate the of the
hair send for testimonials of best physicians to
lilo PelInsylvanla ave. next door PaiaiS Royal and
Barnums Hotel Baltimore.
ja22-lm MRS. DIR. j. SEMMES, Dermatologist
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THE PRESIDENTS PUBLIC RECEPTION was held
this afternoon among the extensive decorations
for last evenings reception. Haverley's minstrel
troupe paid their respects to the President in
hOd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-28

CHICAGO, jan 2&-The trial OF Harry Gilmor
for the murder or George Mcbride In 1881 was cor
cluded last night. The jury returned verdict c
guilty, fixing the penalty at thirty years In tn
penitentiary.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 28.-Judge Harmon OF the su
perior court has forwarded mis- resignation to Gov
Foraker to take efeat March 9TH, 10 enable him u
take place in the law firm which exssOv. Hoad
ley leaves TO enter upon law practice in New
York cf1y
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-14


If you want insurance, see Frank Pin
gree.
NJ. Donelan is selling out regardless of
cost.
W. H. Marble has some choice claims
| for SALE
Yousse's stage line goes to Oberlin
| every day.
W. s. Willcexon has $1,000 90 to loan
| on chattels
% empty barrels for sale at C. H. Mar,
tin & Bros.
! For CHATTEL LOANS call upon G..
W. GOodsoe.
Meglemre sells more windmills than
anybody else.
PURE German millet seed for sale at
j. E. Meglemre's. 1-3w
G. w. GOodsOe makes loans upon chat
tel or farm security.
Best rates on money got from W. G..
Porter, at CAT Office.
Martin Bros. s. Co. are making all the
big sales in town lots
If you want to borrow money on land
call on w. H. Marble.
Large assortment of elegant box paper
at c. H. Martin & Bros.
Don't forget Martin Bros. s. Co. when
you want big bargains in town lots.
Ask John A. Martin what profit can be
made on Martin Bros. & Co.'S. lots.
Mich cows for sale at swt sec 1896.
SO C. II. YAEaER.
It will pay you to see Frank Pi-gree If
you want reliable insurance on your farm
property.
All those indebted to me will please
call in and settle at once.
NJ. DoNELAx.
Cows FOR SALE-Ten good mich COWS
for sale on section II, town z, range 81.
% GEO. FITzsIMONs:
Martin Bros. & Co bought several lots
this week to improve their lots adjoin-
ing.
G. w. GoOdsoe is making loans on
chattel and farm property at lowest
| rates.
Frank Taylor made $25 on the SIS lot
he bought of Martin Bros. & Co., in q
few hours.
For loan to make final proof upon your
farm call upon GoodsOe S Greene, over
Aliens store.
McGonigal has an imported pure bred
POlled Angus bull at the Red Bud ranch
six miles northwest of Colby
We have a great many special bar
gains in improved town property.
MARTIN Bros. & Co.
town lots for sale will do well by leaving
them with Martin Bros. s. Co.
Call on the Colby Hardware Co. and
see their 1887 patent Jewel gasoline
stoves. They have them from one to five
burners.
What city in northwestern Kansas can
beat a $4,000 sale in town lots by one
firm in days. The sale was made by
Martin Bros. & Co.
German service by Rev. G.. Falter,
missionary of the NJ. E. church, on April
II. at 3 p. M, and every alternate Sab
bath. at the Court House.
Those having friends east whom they
wish to send description and advertise
ments of Colby and Thomas county be
sure to leave names with Martin Bros. s.
Co. right away.
Mason & Hamlin organs sold for easy
payments. Rented with privilege of
purchase. Sold at great discount for
cash. For particulars call on or address
J. H. Wallace, Colby, Kans.
Frank Pingree has sale of One-third of
the city lots of Colby. 1t is the part al
lowed r. S. Newell in the division of
lots. Mr.. Pingree can't be beat in sale
of lots as is shown by the large number
he has already sold
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-14
Notice.

We. the undersigned, will take to herd
100 head of cattle for this season. 90 cts
per head per month. Plenty of salt and
water constantly in yards. Good bull to
run with herd. THOMSON Bios
Section 26 9-35. 0Sx
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euckIen,s Arnlca salxa.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded Price, 25 cents per
box. For sale by C. H. Martin s. Bros.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-14
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received on or be-
fore April 20, 1887, for building frame
school house 22x3O feet. For specifica-
tons see Emmett Fraze, district clerk,
Colby, Kas. sat
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-04-14
~ LOST 81

One calfskin pocketboOk, with $40 and
papers, between Duelrs and Welch's
ranch. Decatur county. Kas., March 81.
1887. Finder rewarded by leaving at
this office.
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REMEMBER 6n: t Rssn PsssS5'1 .S d
EARLY, who are in charge Of the drawings, 10
A guarantee Of absolute fairness and integri-
ty, that The chances are all equal, and that
no one can possibly divine what numbers
will draw a prize All parties therefore ad-
yertising to guars ntee prizes in this Lottery,
or holding out any other impossible induce
ments, are swindlers, and only aim to de-
ceive and defraud the unwary.
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Lusiice Defeated

PITT BURG, PA, April lon &C.
count of the exhaustion of the appro-
priatiop, caused by the failure OF Con
gresI to pass the deficiency bill in time
Tor the President to sign it, Judge
Acheaon was compelled to issue an o.
der today suspendipg operations in
the United States District Court oil
S1uthw estern Pennsylvania until the
October term. AS the prisoners now
in Jail on pending CHARGE would be
subjected TO the exceeding hardship OF
remsining inc aI cerated until that time,
they were;;all relessed on their own rec
ognlEances. Two of the prisoners
were under en- indictment for having
counterfeit money in their possession
aud two others charged with unlaw
fully removing dietilled spirits fr m
bonded warehouse.
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DELICATE persons, and all whose
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should bsar in mind that Simmons
Liver Regulator is not drastic, p1Ig'
ing medicine, does not weaken or de-
ple.e the system as other pureatives
do, but sc's gently. twill invigoIate
like glass OF wine, but is no intoxica-
ting beverage TO lead to intemperAnce
will promote digestion, dissipste head
ache and generally tone up the sys-
TEN, The Hon. Alex, II. Stephens, Of
Georgia, Gays: Simmons Liver Regu
lator is mild and suits me better thar
more active remedies"
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w. N. HALDEMAN
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE Ot j.
RIKR-J0URNAL CO., tails WhAl
he knows Of
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EleCtriC Belt Free

ITO introduce it and obtain agents We VIII
for the next sixty days. give away, free q
charSe. in each county OF tbs U 5. limited
nnmber of our German EltctrO Salvam-
Ic susPensOry Belts. Price IS; p9ssi,iiitve
VaTieocele, Emissions, lmpotenoy, etc. sou
Reward paid If every Belt We manufaetulo
docs not generate q zen uine electric curreAt,
Address at once ELECTRIC BELT AGENs
CY, P. 0, Box IT'S Brooklyn, n. Y
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Trustees Sale.

TTNDER snd by virtue Of a certain deed Of
u trust executed on the 18th day OF J9lys
1885, by G. 4. Vance and others TO the IN DER
Shelby co Inty, in book No. l62, page, 224
etc, to which reference is here 10 ade, defaplt
in the payment of the indebteuness thereby
secured having been made, and at the r0-
quest Of the benecisTISs th Ss IsS " "i'0
al The southwest corner of Main and Madi-
son streets, in the Taxing District OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, within lega. hours, sen
to the highest bidder, for cash, the iolIoWlng
described real and personal property,to VIII:
First-Thirty- eight hundred and ninety
shsres (3seO) o. the capital stock Of the Gua-'
dalupo y Calvo Mining Company uncoIpo5i
rated In Tennessee), par value one nund I.a
dollars each. This stock will be sold IN lOts
Of leo shares, or SlU,0 each,
Second-AlsN, one hundred shares OF sau
stock, subject to claim OF one beatue' no"in
litigation. ,,,I xo.t
estate, situated in Shelby county, Ienn ta
see, viz: being the tovthesst corner OF tne
interse ,tion Of the Shelby County turnplke
with Mclean avenue, containing -FOUR agr1.s
and being the same properly puIonHns "Hio ~
@, F. Vance from the estate Of Isaac heyion;
Also, lots No. FIVE, six, seven ana elgntl 2.
the McClrath subdivision. containing nye
acres each, and situated on the east 81 me-
Lean avenue extended: Also, lot N9. tn ~
south bv The Shelby County turnFike,. con-
tanning four and one. half acres. adj9 W, M
25S, 66, Isl, A, IS, and 214, as laid down On
the original D ap and survey of the town Of
Corinth, 10 Mississippi.
Sales win be made OF this properly IN tne
order in which it is described.
TitIa believed to be good, but wo will sell
and convey only as trustees. ,-
Memphis, Tenn, ;. March !, lSSI;or
DAVID II, POSITION,
U. ". MILLER
LUKE X. WRIGHT,
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[..K!!dE
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, GOO,

1--WE do hereby certify thai zoe supeyi.s a.
arrdnOsTe,.ts for a. az ~ MORALLY a.d Se~s-
ToD,paay, and in person manage ana con,Te.
~ Drdloia0s themselves, and that the came aIs
Conducted 10Th honesty, Jasrness, and IN GOOD
faih tot0ard oil parties, aHG lee dtthori.e tie
NJ or SIGNATURES attached, IN its advertise
meRts.
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DR.. PIERoE's "PELLETs' cure
sick and bilious headache, sour
stomach and all bilious attacks.
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We, he undersignsd, Baal' and Banserss
vii ,,ay all Prises dratDn IN The Lot'stdHd
Stale Lotteries ,0hiek SlGS be prese'ted at oar
coisHteys.
]. H.OGLESBY,P Pres. Ia HaPi BANK.
p. LANAUX, Pres. State NHfl Bank.
A, BALDWIN, Pres. n. D. Nat. MN.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Nj Rank
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Adore ss Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OrIeAnn. La.